It looks like the acc plugs are already installed in the thermocator bore orifice. you can tell by the notch in the thread inserts at that location.

UPDATE: We tried using a 1 inch Milwaukee Hole Dozer Bi-Metal hole saw (Milwaukee Model # 49-56-9662, Home Depot Internet # 202327732) instead of the 1-1/8 inch and the caps came off in under 30 seconds per tire. Just did another Ford and the whole operation took about 10 minutes for all four tires. I am carrying this in my emergency kit in case I ever come across a stranded Ford owner! Also, used an 18mm socket to remove the underlying steel lug nut and 19mm to put the new lug nuts on (@100 ft/lbs) </update> Wow, this worked B-E-A-UTIFUALLY. I tried other techniques on my 2017 Ford Escape and they were tons of work for poor results. I replaced 16 lug nuts in less than an hour (the other four took me close to an hour with the other techniques and scratched the rims a little and destroyed a socket. Thank you Mr. Fast Fix!

Are you available in New York for $75.00 ? Please let me know

oh....nooooooo. You need a catspaw or flat bar and your trim will remove very easily. The very LAST thing I would ever do is cut the trim to get something old out. Lowes as a set of the flatbars.

Is it compulsory to buy a new rod

I have new motor mounts, the engine had to be torqued toward the rear with a crowbar to extract the pulley from the compressor.

Anyone else have problems with the snap ring being too thick? What was the replacement if you screwed up the original for the pulley? Home Depot carries an inch and a quarter internal snap rings, are those the right size?

Sooo helpful, thank you! I was able to fix my tub in less than 5 minutes 🎉

The bracket is super old and you show a video on how to replace that too?

I just turn the motor until a rocker loosens all the way and then tighten all the ones that are loose, then turn the motor over until more loosen up then tighten them, then turn the motor over and tighten the loose ones until none are loose.

Stupid design

A company should make a starter that is strong enough to turn these compression locked motors just to force Briggs and Stratton to spend money engineering another faulty product. I would laugh uncontrollably for days if this happened.

It might have been dangerous but it was an excellent looking.

This accidents are becoming a more and more common theme in America. Only in Duh!merica.🤪🐑🐑🐑

Thanks for making this video! I replaced the ac clutch on a 2011 civic lx with 170k miles. I did not remove the alternator but instead I lifted the car and worked from the bottom. I got those snap ring pliers another commenter suggested and it worked perfectly for the inner snap ring. My mistake was that I did not set the inside snap ring securely, and after running for a day the pulley dragged the coil and ripped the electrical cord out. I had to order another clutch. Luckily I was able to securely place the snap ring in, and now the ac works. Also I just used the old shims. All and all, this video was extremely helpful.

Just did this thanks! Couldn’t get it in my teenager helped and watched your video for my 2018

Add me to your list of formerly freaked ( time & $$) out Mouse landlords. (1.5 mice, not sure where the other half went) . Eviction complete. Fan quiet and strong. Thank you for a simple ( did NOT need to remove glovebox door) way to solve.

I know this has been a bit, but good advice never goes out of style. Thanks so much for this. I found that a 1/2" fine thread bolt worked great and needed no wooden buffer. Worked like a charm

No pyrotechnic its class C goof

no need for an air compressor, you can do it with the brake pedal before disconnecting the brake line...though it is a bit messy that way.

what happens if the piece of wood inside doesn't come out with the mortise tool?

Incredible!!!

NICE VIDEO ! HAVING THIS ISSUE WITH A CRAFTSMAN LT1000, 15.5 HP ENGINE 42 " CUT. MY THOUGHTS WAS TIMING IS OUT OF WACK. DID NOT KNOW ABOUT COMPRESSION RELIEF VALVE. WILL TRY THIS! BEST INFORMATION I HAVE FOUND IS YOURS . THANK YOU !!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

Thank you for your help‼️‼️💯

lol!!

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Hi i have 2010 civic 136k miles i beleive it never had a transmission fluid changed no problems with the car but i wanna keep the car for long time how should i change or should do the flush

I can’t get the compartment door hooked at the top, just the bottom. It is ok to drive it like that? I have tried over and over again. Impossible to see what I am doing! 😢

RESPECT!!! Great show! Even the "accident" was pretty! I'm thankful that there were no bad injuries or fires. We learn from our mistakes. I'm looking forward to seeing other shows you put on in 23 and 24. My son does big setups too and he's going to love yours. Keep lighting up the sky and stay safe! 🎆🎇🎆🎇🧨🧨🧨🧯

I know this is an old video but THANK YOU! I look like I just came back from war in the hottest place on earth but that filter is in!! Edit: Oh yeah and my extremely dirty filter that’s been in probably over 3 years was backwards. 😒 Air flow totally going the wrong way.

Thank you, for this excellent tutorial. I used it to replace a friend’s broken door handle.

did not work for me. 😞

I love the HONESTY.

Thank you for the tips. You may or may not know this, but during the recording of this video, you have spirits that are appearing in front of the camera, they are commonly known as Orbs. I’m very familiar with them ,because we have hundreds in our home 24/7. Thank you, Joe

This has to be the most spectacular waste of money one can spend on.

Billy, I know you only have one eye now, but what you want to do in the future is take the visual cues of other people running away. Yes, with the eye you have left, obviously

2 more tips. Get out of tight neighborhoods. Everyone wants to get drunk and be at their house with these items in the street but there isn't enough room. If you can find a more open area say within 5 minutes walking it's worth it. But at least buy 2 sheets, if not 4 of 4x8 plywood and wall off your display. We lay them so they're 4 tall 8 wide and tight to at least front and back. Anything that can get over has much lower odds of head hunting

I screw down all tubes, glue all cakes

Before watching, I have seen things tip over OR be tipped over intentionally about 8 times in about 16 shows. I've given up on people. They don't want a safe distance or they're pricks wanting to hurt people.

Thanks for a short , to the point , clear and straightforward practical instruction .

I live on a cul-de-sac and our idiot neighbors lit those huge M80 sounding things off in his backyard, 45 minutes i watched his crap rain down on my roof. Literally shook my whole house. 🙄

Nice video. Better to use the loan tool and impact guns if you have them. Only use skip using air tools if you don't have them. If you do, why not?

Very clear. Thank you!

Thank you. I appreciate the effort.

Thank you sir, exactly the same problem that I had. I had no idea how to do this and was about to call a plumber, but your step-by-step process worked. Ane this is 2024.

Disaster aside it looked like an awesome show 😮

Glad it took 20 minutes to explain this....

Hi, is it still running smooth up to now?😀

Those kids were like "heck yeah front row!" Luckily grandpa grabbed em right before it went nuclear lol.

Stupid is as Stupid does, you didn't plan enough space, you mentioned losing 4 racks but beware you could have really hurt someone, I wouldn't want you to make it up to me , make sure you, have big insurance 😅🎉